Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-09-08

HOME HAPPENINGS.


HOME HAPPENINGS.
Plenty Of rain.
Fair commences Tuesday.
Delinquent tax list this week.
Quick sales and small profits al
John Norton's.
FRESH grapes and apples at
Goebel q Kram ers.
DIR. Brooks has moved into abe
rooms under photo gallery.
John N%orten's ono price store is
the place to buy goods.
Judge Bryant held Probate
Court Monday, at the Court House.
JOHN Norton has the best line Of
boots and shoes in central Dakota.
"A. d. Hash and wife are tax
ing in the Minneapolis Exposition
this week.
"A fine communication from
Mr.. Molec, Of Bristol, is unayoida-
bly, crowded out by our delinquent
tax list.
MIR. Haugen and wife have re-
turned from their visit to friends in
North Dakota.
Call and look at the immense
stock of John Norton. No trouble
to show goods.
LEAVE your orders for our goods
in whole packages, We will give you
low prices. Goebel & Kramer.
Go to John Norton's for clothing
and secure the finest goods and low
est prices eye offered in Dakota.
WE arc headquarters for bargains
in all goods, and Will not be under
sold. Goobel & Kramer.
just received, at John Norton's,
the largest and best selected stock
of dry goods Y offered in Day
county.
Don't
miss the chance to buy the flippest
ever offered in this market,
at . 4 Smails.
WE are going to have the best
of ladies long garments and
coats i'll the city.
Goebel & Kramer.
FOR SALE.-Six yoke of young
work oxen. viii sell on easy terms
for good security. W. T.. Haven,
Webster. 49-2w.
WANTED, 1000 bushels of po-
tatoes at once, will pay the highest
market price.
50-3w GoEBEL & KRAMER.
Ed. Small got home from Hu-
ron Sunday. He says he whipped
his share of the enemy, gos away
with 'em first thing, and came
home.
Music elevatcs the SOUL brings
the human into closer union with
the diyinc, opens the flood gates Of
the heart that tho good angels may
come in.
o 4 Smails have the finest lot Of
buggies, open aud top, ever before
shown IN this market, aud at prices
that bring them within the reach
of everybody.
1t is not so much learning how
to embroider that our girls SO esEe-
need in this age of the world,
as it is to know how to put on o
good, square patch.
-"There is tide in the affairs
Of men, which, taken at the flood,
leads on to fortune"-how few there
are who are at home when the flood
swishcs around their way.
Lone of our eastern exchanges
rather meekly: "It is still hot
enough to burn tho ears of j brass
monkey" Evidently he stands de-
in need of an umbrella,
Seth Allen had a pic ME with
his bl.,ck horse Monday, and come
but with n fracture OF his left arm.
DIR. Harris reduced the fracture and
seth will soon be on his taps again.
Richard Grand White says there
is no such thing as sin our. midst,"
would like to know where he
would locate the pain that makes
paragoric a popular beverage among
the young.
Carpenters might save an inn
mense amount Of profanity in this
il they would only set the
knobs far enough from the
to allow a i to shut the
door without skinning his knuckles.
No boy should speak disrespect-
fully Of his mother. There rs moth
ing so manly in a boy is to show his
mother the highest respect ut ali
Ii is the index to a noble
1t is q portion of he.
rccompense for years OF care and
nights Of watching.
Gen. Hugh J. Cartpbcll is to
speak on division at Millbank, Sept.
9Th. and at Madison and Vermillion
tho fairs to be held at these
The New York Tribune
md Springfield, Mass. Republican
and many western papers have ask
I'd for reports of tho Mllleank talk.
One of the 'sboys," going home
the other night, complained that he
had just had his shoes haif-soled,
and that they were slippery. Yes
remarked a friend, you evidently
had them fixed BY a sherry coblerp
Silence brOoded over the audience
for as much ms fire minutes.
You may not know that the mi
litia company arrived home last
Mol Well they were rather
quiet about it, to be sure--their mil
ltary experience making them so
quietly happy. Ma, it WASN'T an.
earthbuake that came in with the
vain last night-it was the boys
"Saw my leg off," To-day
they say 'spleQdid time, yum yum
FOR ShLE.-16O acres nnim-
proved lands within half a mile Of